What happened to the Star Palace in British history?

The so-called Constellation Court (1487- 164 1), also known as the Star Palace Court, is a special criminal court held by the King of England and an equitable court for accepting criminal proceedings in history. It is a court famous for its tyranny in the history of English law, named after the star symbol painted on the court building. Judges are mainly members of the Privy Council, directly controlled by the king, with great power and subject to inquisitorial proceedings. During the Tudor dynasty (1485- 1603), the constellation court cracked down on the feudal separatist forces and promoted national unity. However, with the intensification of the contradiction between the emerging bourgeoisie and the British monarchy, the Constellation House became a tool to suppress the anti-feudal struggle and persecute the progressive forces, and was therefore notorious.

During the reign of henry vii, the functions of the Privy Council were mainly technical and were usually exercised by a subcommittee working in the Star Palace, which was later called the Star Palace Court. Although the Star Palace Court was a very useful institution during the Du Feng dynasty, it became a tool of tyranny during the Stuart dynasty, which used it to enforce the oppressive laws they promulgated without the consent of the parliament. What's more, it became the main tool of Charles I's eleven-year tyranny from 1629 to 1640. During this period, Charles I tried to abolish parliament and implement autocratic rule. In view of this, one of the first decrees of the 164 1 Senior Council was to abolish the overall control over the jurisdiction of the Star Palace Court and the Privy Council.